I understand how frustrating and unsettling this persistent ear blockage and noise can be. Since you recently had a cold and went swimming, your Eustachian tube might still be congested, or the Clearwax drops may be temporarily expanding the earwax as they work to soften it. This is very common and usually temporary. Please continue using the Clearwax drops as directed, keep your ear completely dry, and avoid using cotton swabs. Since you have already seen an ear specialist, it is best to follow up with them so they can safely flush or suction out the softened wax and ensure your middle ear is healing well.

A Widal test result of 1:160 may indicate a possible typhoid infection, especially if you have fever and chills, but it is not entirely reliable on its own. You should consult your doctor promptly for a thorough examination and additional tests, such as a blood culture. Your doctor will confirm the diagnosis and start the appropriate treatment, usually with antibiotics, without delay.

Your SGPT of 106 is only mildly elevated, which is quite common during infections or as a temporary reaction to medications like Ceftas (cefixime). Please continue taking your cefixime exactly as prescribed and avoid self-medicating with extra pain relievers like paracetamol without consulting your doctor, as they can affect the liver. I highly recommend contacting your doctor for a follow-up. They can guide you on whether to run other routine tests or simply monitor your symptoms. For now, focus on resting and drinking plenty of fluids to stay hydrated.

Your antibiotic, Ceftas (cefixime), is a standard treatment for typhoid, and since you have no fever, it appears to be working. Your remaining symptoms?like burning sensations, leg pain, and headache?are very common after recovering from infections like COVID-19 and typhoid. These are often related to post-viral fatigue, temporary nerve sensitivity, or vitamin deficiencies rather than active typhoid. Please do not alter your antibiotic dose without consulting your doctor. I recommend discussing these symptoms with them, as they may suggest checking your vitamin B12 and D3 levels to support your recovery.

You should only take an antibiotic for typhoid if your doctor has prescribed it, as the right choice depends on local antibiotic resistance patterns and your medical history. Commonly prescribed antibiotics may include azithromycin, ciprofloxacin, ceftriaxone, or cefixime. Always complete the full course of medication as directed, even if you start feeling better quickly.

With typhoid, it is quite common for the fever to take 7 to 10 days to completely subside, even after starting an effective antibiotic like Ceftas 400 (cefixime). Since you have completed 5 days, your body is still fighting the infection. Your current plan, including paracetamol and Pan D, is appropriate for managing symptoms. Please ensure you rest and drink plenty of fluids. However, if your fever persists past 10 days of antibiotics, or if you develop severe abdominal pain or vomiting, please contact your doctor promptly for a review.